Friday March 27th 2015

Nicolas Boisclair and Alexis de Gheldere, codirectors, will be presenting “Seeking the Current” at the Water Docs Film Festival – @ 7PM. The screening is at Alliance Française
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Follow on this page the news about the film’s tour in New Hampshire, USA from march 8 to 16 2012. The co-director Nicolas Boisclair will meet the public before or after the film in most screenings and will probably post some impressions and pictures about the tour.

Let’s remind that New Hampshire is one of the biggest proposed exportation zone for the Romaine Electricity since Hydro-Quebec wants to export through New Hampshire via the controversial proposed power line called the Northern Pass.

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The team is really happy to have the film selected in an other festival in British Colombia, Canada: theSalt Spring film festival (playing march 3rd in english)

I had the moving experience of viewing the film Seeking the Current in Wolfeboro this week. The strong images continue to replay in my mind. The concept of paddling the Romaine River, from its trickling head waters to the Grand Falls at its mouth, prior to the river being forever changed by a series of Hydro-Quebec dams, is brilliant. A group of young environmentalists spend 44 days paddling the river and sharing provocative questions about the impact of altering its course. Clear statistics of investing in sustainable energy alternatives are interwoven with the wild scenery of the excursion. This film is thoughtfully done, and powerful. Thank you for bringing it to New Hampshire!

Thank you! We loved your screening in Colebrook, New Hampshire and appreciate very much Nicolas Boisclair’s introduction of the film and his excellent handling of the questions that followed the viewing. We have so much in common on both sides of the border and we are connected. Our regional energy policies must be informed by films like yours. The alternatives to big hydro and ecosystem destruction are cogently portrayed. Bravo!!